Audio Switcher

[Pyromanik]

*Obligitory bumblebee reference*

[Lias]

*Obligitory bum xeno reference*

Fixed

[Krekor]

Looking forward to this.  USB Headset + 3.5mm Speakers makes this program a life-saver.

[Xenolightning]

Looking forward to this.  USB Headset + 3.5mm Speakers makes this program a life-saver.

Back from holiday now, so can start putting in the final touches.


Sneak preview of the new GUI:

[Xenolightning]

After a lot of fucking around; I've moved the scripting macro language to Javascript. Mainly because there is no solid, lightweight Lua implementation for .NET 3.5. I had Lua working, but it didn't have support for loops and other shit like that.

Now I'm finalising the Javascript API, and plan to write a little documentation around the usage and set up some basic macros for hotkey switching functions. Along with this I am going to compile a command line program that exposes the Audio JS API to directly to Javascript; resulting in the flexibility of:

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# asc.exe /path/to/somejsfile.js


As an extension I might expose a basic JS UI library to show notifications etc.. too.

Hoping to have a 2.0.0.0 beta1 out in a few weeks.

Considering open sourcing the whole thing, but I'd like to put it on Github, and that'd involve me learning how to git.

One of my testing macros ^_^:

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var devices = getAudioDevices(1);

var game, speakers;

for (var i = 0; i < devices.length; i++) {
    console.log(devices[i].id + " - " + devices[i].name + " - " + devices[i].flags);
    if (devices[i].name == "GAME")
        game = devices[i];

    if (devices[i].name == "Speakers")
        speakers = devices[i];
}

setDefaultDevice(speakers.id);

sleep(2000);

setDefaultDevice(game.id);


For the people that like to tinker I've attached a command line app. asc.exe

[Pyromanik]

So was that Javascript or JScript?

[Xenolightning]

Scripting Engine: ECMAScript 262 version 1.5 (also known as JavaScript)

So not JScript

[Xenolightning]

Scripting Engine: ECMAScript 262 version 1.5 (also known as JavaScript)

So not JScript

[Xenolightning]

DDDDDDDDDDDDDOUBLE POAST.

On a slightly related note.

I created a beta app that redirects the sound from a specific process to an audio device.

https://github.com/xenolightning/AudioSwitcher.AudioApi/releases

It won't work for every application, but it's worth trying if you ever wanted this functionality

I've successfully done this with VLC so far :>

[Xsannz]

sweet, now need a mac version.. with the application specific audio streams   the mac has issues with audio and switching devices.

you basically have to stop all audio sources connect then disconnect then try audio again before it will switch headphones and devices.. this tool would be useful, although my understanding of macs is only from a user end point, I've never had to dev for it.

[Xenolightning]

sweet, now need a mac version.. with the application specific audio streams   the mac has issues with audio and switching devices.

you basically have to stop all audio sources connect then disconnect then try audio again before it will switch headphones and devices.. this tool would be useful, although my understanding of macs is only from a user end point, I've never had to dev for it.

I don't have any issues with audio when plugging in headphones whilst using speakers.

OSX has a completely different audio system, and doesn't have the level of Hook support like Windows.

Also, I CBF with C++ and Obj-C can suck a fat one.

In short OSX can die in a hole until they create a decent language and development platform :>

[Xsannz]

hey hey C++ and OBJ C has it's places..  mostly in a fiery hole..

[Xenolightning]

hey hey C++ and OBJ C has it's places..  mostly in a fiery hole..

No qualms with C++, just Objective C. I went through an online tutorial and just about vomitted.

[Apostrophe Spacemonkey]

All this programming talk is giving me a code boner.

[Lias]

All this programming talk is giving me a code boner.

You need an open socket to probe..

[Xenolightning]

All this programming talk is giving me a code boner.

Boner++

[Xsannz]

using GF2.0;
using Durex.Collections.Generic;
using Human.Interaction;

namespace relief_Function
{
   class Boner
   {
      static void Main(string[] args)
      {
         lube a;
         furry_hole b;
         Boner z;
         If( b != moist){ ++a}
         else

         While (z == true)
         { b + z  && b - z}

        if(z !=true){sleep}

   }//END      boner
}//END         relief_Function

[Xenolightning]

Thread has reached new heights.

[nevjmac]

Another succesful adventure into the lazy life of nevjmac....

[Pyromanik]

So here I was thinking that objective c and c sharp were the same thing.

Turns out they are (that same thing being 'shit').

OH YES I WENT THERE!

[Xenolightning]

DDDDDDDDDDDDDOUBLE POAST.

On a slightly related note.

I created a beta app that redirects the sound from a specific process to an audio device.

https://github.com/xenolightning/AudioSwitcher.AudioApi/releases

It won't work for every application, but it's worth trying if you ever wanted this functionality

I've successfully done this with VLC so far :>

TFW you try this on Spotify to "sticky" it to DAC + Headphones and it works.

 

[Xsannz]

i really want to write something with functionality like this for my MAC, fooking hate having to dive through the system jus to  switch audio devices

[Xenolightning]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=audioswitcher+mac

[Xenolightning]

Went out looking for stock photography for full page bacground images for new audio switcher website.

Decided it was easier to create my own, so I spent 30 mins taking about 100 photos.

One after PP: http://iforce.co.nz/i/swnrfkzg.qdb.jpg

[Codex]

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